Texas Senate Bill SR436

Texas 2019 - 86th Regular

Caption

Recognizing March 27, 2019, as Real County Day.

Impact

The recognition fosters a sense of community pride among the residents of Real County and provides an opportunity to showcase their local culture and history to a wider audience, including state leaders and visitors. By dedicating a day to celebrate Real County, the resolution encourages tourism and may promote economic activities in the area through events and community gatherings.

Summary

Senate Resolution No. 436, passed by the Texas Senate, honors the residents of Real County by recognizing March 27, 2019, as Real County Day at the State Capitol. This resolution aims to celebrate the culture, history, and contributions of Real County to the state of Texas. It highlights the region's rich historical background, including its early inhabitants, such as the Lipan Apaches and other Native Americans, and acknowledges the settlement patterns that began in the 1850s.

Contention

Though the resolution is largely celebratory in nature, it may not have significant contention or opposition, but it does highlight the importance of local identity within the broader context of state history. By bringing attention to Real County, the resolution serves as a reminder of the diverse regions that make up Texas and their unique contributions.